Ned.- Indië. Vlucht Weltevreden-Bandoeng, 3x prachtige afst. speciaal stempel Weltevreden/Vliegpost 28-7-1923 met op az. zelfde stempel van Bandoeng 28.7.23.1-2N, op mooi gefr. aangetekend verz. couvert waarop o.a. Bandoeng Jaarbeurszegels van 3c en 7½c nrs. 152 en 155. Prachtcouvert, VH.C21

SCADTA. Selection of country character overprints on Scadta airmail stamps. A (= Germany) on 50c, B (= Belgium) on 50c, EU (+ United States) on 50c and 60c, GB (= Great Britain) on 60c, I (= Italy) on 20c and 60c and H (= The Netherlands) on 10c, 20c and 50c, all unused and well written-up. Also some articles and literature added to this lot

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Company cover (2nd weight step) from Amsterdam 26 Oct 1929 sent by registered mail via New York 11 Nov, Miami 14 Nov, Cristobal 18 Nov to Barranquilla 19 Nov, from there by Scadta to Medellin 21 Nov. Cover bearing 10c and 25c Dutch stamps (postage for 2nd weight step = 20 c + registration fee = 10c) and Scadta airmail stamps Mi.6 (2x) and 13, airmail fee in Colombia 2x 30 cent. (30 cent. per 20 grams) + 20 cent. registration fee. Very fine cover showing a special green airmail label in 4 different languages

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover (repaired) from Haarlem 6 June 1930 by airmail to New York (backstamped ´Foreign Section/G.P.O. N.Y.´) and by Scadta from New York via Barranquilla 23 June further to Bogota 25 June. Cover showing a very nice Dutch mixed issue franking of 2½c, 50c and 1 gulden to make up the rate of postage 12½c, airmail fee to New York 20c (20c per 20 grams) and from New York to Barranquilla 120c (40c per 5 grams) and 30 cent. Scadta Mi.6 for domestic airmail Colombia (30 cent. per 20 grams)

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover (repaired) from Eindhoven 5 Mch 1931 via New York (backstamped ´Foreign Section/G.P.O. N.Y.´) to Barranquilla 20 Mch, redirected to Bogota and sent by Scadta inland airmail on 21 Mch to Bogota 23 Mch. Cover showing a very nice Dutch mixed issue franking of 2½c, 30c and 1 gulden to make up the rate of postage 12½c and airmail fee from New York to Barranquilla of 120c (40c per 5 grams), and 20 cent. Scadta stamp Mi.50 for domestic airmail fee

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Company cover posted aboard the KNSM ship ´S.S. Simón Bolivar´ on 1 Jan 1932 to Barranquilla 23 Jan, further by Scadta to Bogota 24 Jan. Cover bearing 2x 10c to make up the rate for 2nd weight step and Scadta airmail Mi.6 in pair for the domestic air rate to Bogota (30 cent. per 20 grams). Interesting blue Scadta airmail label in 4 different languages

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover from Rotterdam 31 May 1932 to New York, further by airmail (P.A.A. & Scadta) to Barranquilla 15 June and by Scadta to Medellin 17 June. Postal rate 3x 2½c + 5c = 12½c (since 1932 airmail fee from New York to Colombia has been abolished) and 30 cent. Scadta airmail stamp Mi.6 for domestic airmail. Interesting airmail label P.A.A. & Scadta

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover from Rotterdam 30 June 1932 to New York (Planned intention with catapult post 'Bremen' to New York canceled), further by airmail (P.A.A. & Scadta) to Barranquilla 15 July and by Scadta to Medellin 17 July. Postal rate 5c + 7½c = 12½c (since 1932 airmail fee from New York to Colombia has been abolished) and 2x 15 cent. Scadta airmail stamp Mi.3 for domestic airmail. Interesting airmail label P.A.A. & Scadta

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover from Assen 10 Mch 1934 to Barranquilla 29 Mch and further by domestic Scadta airmail to Medellin 30 Mch. Special airmail envelope showing 12½c Peace Stamp as a single franking and 3 color franking Scadta airmail stamps Mi.1/3 of 5, 10 and 15 cent. not cancelled at Assen, but Amsterdam-Centraal Station 10 Mch. Interesting green Scadta airmail label in 4 different languages

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover from Amsterdam C.S. 3 Oct 1934 to Barranquilla and further by domestic Scadta airmail to the Postmaster-General of the P.O. of Buenaventura 16 Oct. Cover with single franking 12½c 300 Years of Dutch rule over Curacao tied by machine cancellation, and Scadta airmail stamps Mi.2 and 4 of 10 and 20 cent. (30 cent. per 20 grams) cancelled by cds, for domestic airmail fee. Interesting green Scadta airmail label for airmail from Barranquilla

SCADTA. The Netherlands. Cover from Rotterdam 15 Sep 1934 to Barranquilla 4 Oct and further by domestic Scadta airmail to Medellin 5 Oct. Envelope showing 12½c Peace Stamp as a single franking and Mi.1 and 5, 5 cent. and 25 cent. (30 cent. per 20 grams) for domestic airmail fee. Interesting green Scadta airmail label for airmail from Barranquilla

Italy, 1930-1931, First Transatlantic Formation Flight, Mi. nos. 361 (7.70 Lire) and 309 on flown cover Rome 15 Dec 1930 to Rio de Janeiro 22-1-1931 with the signatures of all the pilots. A very rare cover! signed Diena

Germany. LZ126 (ZR3), First flight of a Zeppelin Airship to America, Mi.347(pair) tied by Friedrichshafen 15 Sep 1924 cds, usual flight cachet, backstamped New York Oct 15 1924, very fine

Germany. LZ126 (ZR3), First flight of a Zeppelin Airship to America, Mi.348 tied by Munich cancel (no date), violet Z.R.3 oval handstamp and New York Oct 15 1924 receiver, very fine

Germany. LZ126 (ZR3), U.S.S. Los Angeles 1924 (Oct 12-15), Transfer Flight of the ZR3 to America, three flown covers Friedrichshafen - New York, one originating in Dresden, another with "Jäger" Zeppelin cachet; also an unused postcard of the ZR3 over New York City, an unused postcard of the ZR3 over Dresden, and a "Visitor's Ticket" to the Zeppelin Shipyard dated Aug 30, 1924, with rubberstamped signature of Airship designer, Dr. Ludwig Dürr; the ticket admitted a "Mr. Feucht with H. Dr. Lauter and another person". (Sieger 20)

Germany, 1928 America Flight, postcard with Mi.423 and 424, the 2RM and the 4RM, tied by Friedrichshafen 7 Okt 28 cds, usual flight cachet, New York arrivel cance Oct 16 1928, very fine. (Sieger 21A,B)